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Job Info Job Location: Batavia, IL Route Type: Local Type of Assignment: Dedicated Equipment: Dry Van Hours Per Shift: 10 Hours Hours Per Week: 30 Hours Shift Start Time: 07:00 am Working Days: Thu-Sat Transmission Type: Automatic Job Requirements CDL Class: CDL A Experience: 1+ year Handling: Yard Spotting Additional Information TransForce is seeking part-time Class A Yard Spotter in Batavia, IL. This job is offering $650 - $850 per week.
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Located in the heart of New Ulm, MN, J&R Schugel is now offering miles of opportunities for Class A drivers, featuring a competitive starting pay ranging from $0.57 to $0.65 CPM. Our routes span the length of I-35, stretching East into the Midwest, down to Texas, and extending to portions of the Northeast and Southeast, served by multiple terminals in strategic locations.
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CDL Class A Reefer and Van Opportunities: Dedicated, Regional, and OTR Driving Positions Available. Competitive pay, starting between $0.57 and $0.65 base pay per mile, plus accessorial pay.
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As a Christ-centered community, Walsh Jesuit offers an excellent work environment and competitive pay. Candidates must possess a high school diploma or GED, a clean driving record, and be able to obtain a state CDL with Class B designation and state bus driver certification.
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Job Description: Are you a skilled CDL Class A driver who wants competitive pay and an opportunity to add variety to your life? Operate a Class A CDL tractor trailer for long haul trucking routes through multiple states and a variety of climates.
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We are committed to rewarding individual and team efforts through our total rewards philosophy which includes competitive pay plus incentive compensation, 401(k) savings plan with matching employer contribution, a choice of medical, prescription drug, dental, vision, and life insurance programs, as well as skills development training with tuition reimbursement.
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Join our team as a Class A CDL Flatbed Truck Driver! Competitive pay up to $100K annually. Join our team as a Class A CDL Flatbed Truck Driver! Immediate openings available for skilled drivers ready to hit the road.
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Our nationwide network of dedicated opportunities allows drivers the opportunity to find predictable home time, competitive pay rates, and stable customer freight that best suits their needs.
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A competitive Hourly Advance / Draw vs Commission pay structure with bonus potential! As champions of the “Bob’s Way” our Retail Guest Experience Specialists find satisfaction in assisting customers with their interior design needs, offering world class customer service with a low pressure, honest, gimmick free and enjoyable shopping experience.
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